U.K. Travel Rules Leave Dual Canadian Citizens Scrambling
Mandatory electronic travel authorization for the U.K. has dual Canadian citizens rushing to comply, with travel experts warning of significant disruptions and confusion.
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Millennials' Financial Insecurity: RBC Poll Findings
A recent RBC poll indicates that more than half of millennials do not feel financially secure, highlighting concerns about economic stability among younger generations.
Winnipeggers Rethink Mexico Travel After Puerto Vallarta Chaos
Canadian airlines have resumed flights to Puerto Vallarta, but many Winnipeg travelers are now seeking alternative destinations after experiencing cartel violence and chaos firsthand.
London's Viral 'Egg Cloud' Sandwich Taste Test
CTV London journalists Lauren Stallone, Carlyle Fiset, and Julie Atchison sample the trending egg cloud sandwich, offering insights into its taste and texture.
UK Travel Rules for Canadian Dual Citizens: What to Know
The UK has implemented mandatory electronic travel authorizations, affecting Canadian dual citizens. Travel expert Serina Bowles explains the changes and implications for travelers.
Cruise Ship Stranded by Snowstorm Finally Departs for Bahamas
Royal Caribbean's Odyssey of the Seas finally set sail after a severe snowstorm left it stranded in New Jersey, covering the deck in snow and delaying departure by days.
U.K. Travel Rules for Dual Citizens: Key Updates
The United Kingdom has implemented a mandatory electronic travel authorization system, significantly altering travel procedures for Canadian dual citizens. Travel expert Serina Bowles provides essential guidance on navigating these new requirements.
Creating Multi-Sensory Gardens for Joy and Wellness
Gardening expert Brian Minter explores 2026 trends focused on sensory gardens, pet-friendly spaces, and transforming setbacks into opportunities for creative growth and emotional well-being.
Windsor Muslims Serve Meals During Ramadan at Downtown Mission
Members of Ahmadiyya Muslim Jama'at in Windsor prepared and served pilau to those in need at the Downtown Mission, part of their monthly Ahmadiyya Kitchen initiative during the holy month of Ramadan.
Maritime 'Coldest Night' Walk for Homelessness Set for Saturday
The annual Coldest Night of the Year fundraising walk will take place in Sydney, Nova Scotia, this Saturday, supporting homeless services across the Maritime region through Hope House and Souls Harbour Rescue Mission.
Calgarians Recount Tense Mexico Experience Amid Cartel Fighting
Calgary residents returning from Puerto Vallarta share harrowing stories of being trapped during intense clashes between government forces and drug cartels, describing a surreal and tense two-day ordeal.
St. Lawrence: Michelin-Starred Comfort from Quebec to Vancouver
Chef J-C Poirier brings childhood memories to Vancouver's St. Lawrence, a Michelin-starred restaurant offering French classics with Quebecois warmth and seasonal inspiration.
Victoria Drive: A Global Food Hub in East Vancouver
Explore Victoria Drive in east Vancouver, a vibrant stretch between East 34th and 37th, where over 30 restaurants offer diverse cuisines from Vietnamese to Mexican, showcasing immigrant entrepreneurship and authentic flavors.
UK Electronic Travel Authorization Now Mandatory for Canadians
Canada's travel landscape shifts as the United Kingdom implements a mandatory Electronic Travel Authorization system, requiring pre-trip approval for all visitors, with experts detailing the impact on Canadian travelers.
Millennials Face Debt Crisis and Savings Shortfall
A new survey reveals nearly half of millennials have used savings for bills, with 40% fearing they'll never pay off debts, highlighting financial strain in Canada.
How I Slowly Destroyed My Marriage and Learned to Love
A personal account of a man who realized too late that love requires constant care, not just initial effort, and how he changed after losing his wife.
Free Things to Do in Montreal This Spring Break
Explore Montreal's vibrant spring break offerings without spending a dime. From cultural events to outdoor adventures, this guide highlights free activities for all ages.
Choosing Appliances for Home Renovations and Lifestyle Fit
Calgary design-build expert Oliver Brown shares crucial tips for selecting appliances that match your space, family needs, and budget during renovations. Learn about layout considerations, lifestyle factors, and when to repair versus replace.
Public Speakerphone Calls Are Rude and Dangerous, Experts Say
Etiquette experts explain why using speakerphone in public spaces is considered rude, dangerous, and a violation of privacy and consent, offering alternatives for considerate communication.
Rechargeable Hand Warmers: Stay Warm This Winter Under $15
Discover highly-rated rechargeable hand warmers on Amazon, perfect for cold weather. With three heat settings, long battery life, and durability, they're ideal for outdoor activities and health needs.
Uber's Hidden Currency Fees: Save Money Abroad
Uber's Preferred Currency Pricing automatically charges users in their home currency abroad, adding fees and unfavorable exchange rates. Experts reveal how to opt out and save.
Tabletop Dimmer Plug: A Gamechanger for Home Lighting
Discover how a simple plug-in dimmer switch can elevate your home's atmosphere by providing smooth, adjustable brightness control for lamps, solving hard-to-reach switch issues, and creating the perfect cozy vibe without a major lighting overhaul.
Top-Rated Home Finds Under $10 for Style & Organization
Discover budget-friendly home organization and decor items under $10, all with thousands of 5-star reviews. From cleaning pastes to cord organizers, these picks add function and style without breaking the bank.
Winter Scalp Care: Expert Dermatologist Recommendations
Discover why scalps become dry in winter and how conditions like seborrheic dermatitis worsen. NYC dermatologist Dr. Elyse Love shares top product recommendations for relief.
Lip Stains and Tints: The TikTok Beauty Revolution
Discover why lip stains and tints are replacing traditional lipsticks, offering smudge-proof, long-lasting color with minimal effort. Explore viral favorites from Milk Makeup, Sephora, and Amazon.
Unique Amazon Finds: Crochet Blankets to Sparkling Syrup
Discover a curated list of unique Amazon products, including a crochet bouquet blanket, sparkle syrup, and more, all praised by reviewers for quality and charm.
TeleMiracle 50: Five Decades of Saskatchewan Charity Telethon
Saskatchewan's longest-running charity event, TeleMiracle 50, returns this weekend with expanded broadcast hours, new celebrity hosts, and a celebration of five decades of community generosity.
Dear Abby: Girlfriend Tired of Competing with Attention-Seeker
A woman writes to Dear Abby about her boyfriend's friend's wife, Crystal, who constantly seeks attention and texts him pictures, causing relationship strain and exhaustion.
Airbnb Donates $115K to North Bay Support Centre
Amelia Rising receives $115,000 from Airbnb to expand counselling, prevention, and outreach services for gender-based violence survivors across Nipissing District.
B.C. Widow Worried About Retirement Income with OAS Clawbacks
A 68-year-old widow in British Columbia faces financial stress as Old Age Security clawbacks impact her retirement income. With substantial savings but concerns about generating $80,000 annually, she seeks expert advice for long-term security.
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